The Sun. — London, England, 1810-11-16 00:00:00

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To . trrnich will he add e d (h y permission of: the Proprietors of 'lc Theatre k0v. ,1 ,.1 - I,:yrnarke•) /In; Musical Farce of THE AGREEABLE SURPRISE. Sir Felix Friendly, Mr. BLAN CH RI.Y; Corttpt..n, Mr. BF. 1.1,A NI Y . ; Eugene, Mr. TAYLOR; , • Clitiane, Mr. SIMMONS; Mr. FA W C ETT ; • , Mrs. Cliesnir,.. Mrs. DAVENPORT . ; • Cowslip. Mrs. GIBBS; Al a I attr.:, BOLTON. .. .•• ; • c'e„ s for t h e .•••,: taken of Mr. Brandon, at the till F ' u4 k-Otti ce, ace, Hart. street, from Ten ,r l . • 2 1,:r e ' 7s. Seconi-price 3s. 6d. --Pit 35. 61. Second-price Se c h ru l .. vver its ts (fppet Gdliety is. Th r , .P s r lce OA M••;ney to be, returned. i n ` "oors.svlli he clie.led at Halt past Five, and the play on a r r i, Half past Sir. :the fl esh 1° ` .03 Y," i , r• - n:ntaMeert ; with 1.3 Perouse, or, Wed litte Island —On •Tii,sday, The Gamester.—On .I*. Fwt tov , .•kr-d I iiisb•in • ; or, A Tourney to Lon ~liehv7nselicly., As You Like It.—On Friday, Othello, " 0 6, 4 , 1 „ 4 ' lie are recoeatuliv informed, that a rand 's "Perd, in • Three A els, fz:4l,led ,Sweclen Preser . ve4, ste"eatsal, and will speNtily be proluceci, with new Mu erY‘ •bsts, and Decori••-Ir•:; Till, , crrol R•OVA i., (Und r't -he ~u tiinrity or tne t..oab CHAMBERLAIN.) ' • 1-I IS PRESENT EVENING, 'Nyv. 16, le iO, i... t , i . : c._ , ...' !le i , ' Majestie.':' Scrv.thts will a;•.t tl.e Comedy of JOHN BULL ; . , i Or,_. ANT ENt;.I..IsHNIAN'S EIRE-SIDE. Peregrii, ~ Mr.•EYRE The lion. Mr. s! , •,ierton, Mr. IDE CAMP ; -ar.l nf Fitz 8a1a.., Mr. MA ODOCKS ; gu• 5- ill10') ' T :ocluille, Mr. PEN LEY ; 104.Thorr.berrVi• Nir. LOVEGROVE; r.in Mr..OXi3EREN! ‘ D ennis Br . ..ri . rddery, Mr. 101-IN STONE . ; Lady Car" Line l3raym o re, Mrs.* GLOVER; (trOirlif, _ e . NI afy Thornb rery„ Miss REW, 7" Theatr e Royal, Ilrn,bton, being her 2d appear. , anee ill 1.014 n) ; • . ,• Mrs, BrulgrncLl... - - , Mrs. SPARKS. . A To Avhich will r•e added,:the Farce THE MAYOR OF GARRAT of E Sir lat'n4 falai., Mr. PENLEY ; * t Major S.t•Jrgeon, Mr. Dot w TON ; ferry Sneak, Mr. P. USSF.L . L . 'Crispin Ileeltap, Mr. W.EWPTZER; .Br lin, Mr. SiN I Tr -- 1 ; - Mrs. Sr e*..it, !Miss NI t.LL(IN ; v i'ls • • ‘ Mrs ii-ilin, Mrs. SCOTT. . 0 4 2 *" 3 to he'r i•• ;-: r* Mr. Spring, at 'the BoX-tiflice in the I • II A71 1 , En -trmic'::: ~,; r :vl;6tri 'may so be had. p t rivate Boxes b 4ll r es Is ' Se c •; is. --Pit 3s. 6i.i. Second-price i's:. —. r ii•e t rZ 23. ecorid-price Is.--11ppercaliery is . . Secol t fit the , k.riors to b e 0p ,,,.. I i t s f a g P ast Five, 'nclth . e p r e e tt : • t, e '::•te to• begin at !tart p:i i x•-• No • v . \ Money t o Dc .- 41 %' 14.1. r" "v, The CorifederiiCy • with Hit or Miss.! JO. , lc)wr , , A Trip r r carbtrtnioh: On Tuesday. - All in the n r) '''.l vv i...Z , :estLiv. False Alarms ; • or, My Cousin.— . it ',..,, %iv, 1 h Ciinci--tine M4rriage. .' • . . te ' v ti n ., ".4 }*'•; e is to rehe ' a 4 rsal, winch will be produced in a ‘......"---:!--1- -----....______„_ . th)l-, . . _ A - 'CI , i'el TIIE ',.REDI fORS 01 ELLANoR ../ • \RRY.. DECEASED. •i,Pf • . h , I !, r , • '-‘•!, 'vim": any Claims or Demands on , - - , 41. i„ .- •-,-- N !., riA RR Y, la:rot - Blenheim- House, Pea . - L'etle s ;.,,! -1 P Court' of Surrey, Scliont-mistress, deceased, '''tti p. - ''' , 0 strut r,,,....:.Wiu1ars thereof,- togerber with the Ititit:tr'; '•ilti.t Sc ' .•• :I. any), .to my. hambers in Cle• t4 ' 4 '1" ; ail(' i.ii . P;rsc;tik who stand indebted to the isti rn e .qf the sai.' Fi • r bariv ire reqUested to pay the er o „.„.._ .. 4-4110 , , .4,y: to rtliveitil-r. - i . • 15 3' °tiler ot the Aclininitratot, L • • 1.0 wt ER, Scilicir,r. . . "V E I N EIIA I. SIR JOHN MOORE's CORUNNA .. 4911 i, i4 „ 1. i'-:\ T CAM I , Hi.r.Ds'c litt t 5, foiriiing a regular l'e4:-.Y .e , l for ehe Held - Itteracks, 4 h (/' kooni '. •s EA CoT a'.•c. aloo a Sri FA for a for on board 1 1),, th , L , &c.. ;Ind likewise a !' t able - wilolepackiwg in a small Valice, allowed the most I°lsA ever yet man•itadured invented by Itl 0 RC ! A N 10 -NIIIP:RS.. No• 16 uld ri, Catherin.! '!• - ...,:r, Strand, S"altl Z" 111111thly pr . Osuine the big-hest' honours ought•.ro . be i eouit,',' wi, s. ,aliatltly liVe arid die, ror their King ,. ! '"•-.....„ .„..,... 21_ , . , _ p hi • J. ", c6-'"SED 'l'.‘l:l'E Lo - rcr.Rv O'F . I ICES,_ -kNIIILL, fiil ST. MARGAREt 's HILL, er.,,,.• 11-OROUC, FL • k°t,RNl..x and ::Co. Stock-Brokers, remind zotirawu'elont .triencls!hat the CITY . LOT fF. R Y Will SNARES 4th Ot December ; a ime o S are um Sale.' Vatiety ,of "I ICKETS Ral f Ticket . . , ko is._ 0 t Nlark,',. ' , £4 12 • 0 Eighth . . ,C 1 4 n ) 1. / 1.., , - • • 2 7o ( Sixteenth . oiz 0 S CHEMES GRATIS. • L' ls tr e.3 °Y and e n s ld• ' the Grand Prizes in , the Adelphi ,'")',era.'„,!,(:oX's M•iseourn Lottery, the -Pigot Viiimoud Lot- • -,3g0 --, 11l t h e F. and ,.. • • .- Lot teries i also, No. i n t ,!, a % .,,o . irst Second City _ ~,„_OOl. rlart y ', °L. No. 1,572, a ,ccol.: anti no. j, O llll 4 .5 ' `wo,Shares. in the • last Sate Lottery. , - NTEI L ( •, . . EXT „„),ItLY 'LOTTERY NOW ON SALE. ~, ,N, ' ci,,%,a4UNTH, DECEMBER 4, the GiIAND . . - ' ll ' rs - •' x I OTTE RN - draw '1 Guildhall, London. ttreL-aPital-P ---.- will •- il tet and have l,Ol roperty, sitnateju Skinncr-s re oupts in value to upi.vards of One Hundred Thou s• • , and is the last o•( nullity the Public can ever "t ei tt , °ll44 ining a valuable 0 ) 1 - tre ' liold, Laid-tax redeetnecir -Ss. `.lliere are Twenty'.five Capital Prizes. po i P rice 9la "Picket . s £B is o o , !riptQuartei . £ 4 T 1 'a I Eighth . 4 i 1 0 nner tlatieeliot3e7ts, asts:;a'res 23;2 se7linSgixit;',Nenot.hrial2sitirdzaLi s : ici an ' a 8, hill • tt ~ate cortleY P . ' tt street • ort.,),tisclitch'-• ' -. ' e i e -• ' -..i11 . .- , 419, oxfori.-strect ; t2o, i • • TI-18. EW: PATENT NEEDLES, lately - In at 4 0 e Nta dttced aPPear to have, perlettl'. establjshed their .-.- . it.ll°l' airkine the; L diL .ho now all agri.e tu prove ily ilut'l,derikur e lcellenele a s ova all otker Needles. TheY to t tlr ''e e ; ue once tried, what they will be found by t . art a o r lii r : 4 , of lt Y, 'ither Article ever yet introduced. The Ire""! ti t '," Polish'e E Ye tt). pt tvent their cutting, *and the extreme i . vhevyorke,rarcrukr them a ',my valuable acquisit Oil to al ‘,P44lll,tesstleedr_les are made up in smallyacket i s, containing a new u l (2 0 ,2‘n . eiil uf every useiul size, which loans the most asa % aki fur irParuoti, deserving the acceptance of a Lady )4,,sr:ALaii,'_,nstry, and are only to betiad of the Patentee,. 2o 1.;' , 5' 1 ..,, r "c . Cutler to the Royal idn.iity, No. . . , .y r t'.ll.4l,l_,cret., where will be !Doled every Article of superior maul,; L'lbitier, perm %'%% BILL OFFICE, 1111 Exehequer;s7ll4, dated in the IIloath: of .7.,niza t i ! end Fe.. brztat;,!'io t TO BE PAID OFF. . . •., TIE LORDS - COMMISSIONERS y His /11.4- YES T Y T E4SU Rrhaving given Direqlotts lot'pety . itzgoff the Principal of the above-mentioned Exch;areer Bi/is:, 'with the Interestdne thereon, at the Exchequer Bill• Office, in the Receipt of Exche4uer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, on Thursday, the 4 9:0 of Decent/cr. Attendance will be given daily t Say. days and Holidays i rxc4ted 1 until and i n cl u t i ng Thursetly, the j 1 h Ar , ,,,m;tr, 1810, from Ten o'Clock in t h e ifortringtill (inc in `the /Wert:von, for the pm:pose of receiving the same. And for the greater diskstah, the Bearers of the said, Bills are desired to h, ing eparate Lists of each detc , iption of "Eids,containin g the Num. hers in .'Numerical Order, 'according to the - Dates of the said and o.Ommencenent of Interest, with the principal Sums and Interest due thereati, cvniputed frog ; -itset exeliiding the Days on u birh they are reiPeCiively dated, to the said 13th Day of December !nein:rive, when the inkrest will cease; and the said Wearers (being lioltirts not), are indispensably refp;ir yd to indorse each Bill with their usual Signature ; and to writs Names and Residence at the bqtenn of each teparate ( List; and tho are moreover required to attend the Axcbepeet 8W o.lfice for . . . , . Plyinent, and to receive the Ne Bills, and rive s& Pec c ipts for the saute. , if av• Qf the liolac;t:s 'jibe ;:j: , ; ; :taidthilsshauld betiezi , o,us of receiving-iv meat of .tlJe Principal and interest pievion4 to th,:, said 13tb Day of Decern4 r, they majs 4eaccommod4e d.'on cam. putingibe Interest to the Day o . ct tb& wish tc be paid, ascii leavink tine said Bills for examination one day prior thereto . Such `Persons as may be desirouS of having Nett ExeLeiceer Bills in winjleOn In part PVinent of Principal, upSrs msrAi New Bills, 'and Mertiliotink the ilmount, -at the bvitont of their Lists, - delivered on or %.e . lc:ie the 2'9th Notrember . ,'nidj , be ac cometsdate.S with NeZU s; cirryirz,iz an inteY est of 1 1 - bier:pence by the Day, on rho, One flundi - ediPaunds, v; . bich - said New 11Jls will bear Dare the said sjtb 'Da; of Dicetn‘ir,and will be dc. on Saturday, the t sth i fjee';nrber, and tfo following I.lfys. Na?.. Ali BVs - heguer Biltsdated 'prior to ynuary . , to, have been ad;;c.yisea' is be pal 41; and the Interest ; i6eresst has ceased. ; .E 4 ST INDIA tiOUSE, Arai. Z 4, igto. T`ilE COL/ling' DIRECTORS of the UIVITED ,CO. I i.PAN)I2I .111E,RLIIINTS 4 ENGLAND Trad ing to "the Earl 1'447 do barb , gii:re Notice, That Ike; wit! be rt.;:tel t . io receive liretossts in Writing, on or bel&re Trednesdai, the 2Stb init. fropiitio , Persons .u.;Lo tx.9 , be willing 19 la vyf i Preigh.r, _IF?. • e k's rage only, a gyod COV- V BOTTOMED SHIP, of the burtbettnf i*„to Toni and upwards, suilich hat hecis entpio,ed in fbe ICouttani's legni a r ‘tritice. . , .T4it .r tt.tbr Trttdr., •z I'b the..v.vorett "Ship Telider f " on M s . evt4tr, .to", be 'srve , aily..reale4 up and left with the Secretary, at or hejote _Twelve O'Clock at Noon, on the Arid 2211. inst. 4 , t'yond wbt . ..ce hour no tetticr Will be received. • IP. R411164Y, Sec. The par - lir:dart of the Terms and Conditions- sip:on which' t he Ship will be rng.tged In , the C'snpasv's service; ma, be had on application to 411 r. yobn Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Skip piv, on el. are, illondait next, t%e t9th lesfr. ADMIRALI 'i.OFFICE, . . Nov.; tz, tS Jo. COMMISSIONER of His . MAJESTY's. -IL NAVY, the Lieutenant GetvernorOf the loyal NaVal . College, the Master Shipwright of His MajestY'sVori yard,: and the Matherhatical Professor of the Royal NaV.ll College at Pt , FiSMoilth, reportew to the Lords Coin- • miss/toners of the the result Qt an Exadintation .: held by them at Poitt mouth bock-Yard; orl the grif bet instant, into the lualtfications of "Thirty . Candidates, ' whQ present 4 thernselveS for admission into the, superior Clas of Shipwright Apprcutices in-His Nl,jesty's Dock- yards, 'by which .Report tt appears that the Persons nit t ned in theAlOgin are the rwelve - ,Candidates best qualified (ex clusive of _Two *host Ares eieeetl the ,Regulation, and who are therefore inelig.ble), their Lordships.are pleased't9. ttii•ed that theSe Twelve Pt-esetrit' be - adnileted into the said . Superior Class .61 Apprentices, ar . ordliig and Stibjeft to the Regulations already, established:: r.• •„. And thekr:Lords.hips,Observing tvith satisfaelibn that the number of competent candid,,ites who appeared at the late Examination exceeded the number a vacancies. do hetrby give notice of their intention to admit Five More Apprentice, into the superior Class in November, 18i t, to be selected from among stath Candidates as may then present themselves, - (mom whom also Persons will be seletled to fill any v.icancies" which may occur in the mean time. Due notice will be previously given of the day and place of swim Examinations, by the Ccimmissionets of His IVlajesty4 Navy. Name of Candidate. Scale of Qualification, the humber loop, _expressing competency. 1. William Ilutelier • - 17.0 2. Richard Atollbell - • . • ' - '1636 ' 3 . Win. Henry Hatton . - - 16z6 q. William. fJorgan - • .; 5. Robert Beliart tatty - - - • 1;44 6. John Mo4bery - - • 1 4 6 0 Charles I.39,nrlycastle • - 1353 3. John Polltxfin - • . 122.6 yi Francis Lire - - . Iggo JO. W. H. DaN6dson - Or 4 I zSz lamir Laiwey Takornas 107; •i . w. cRoKER. This Da) was imblidird, Handsomely printed' in 2 vols livo. embellished with a beau+ tiful plate., price il. is. JOSEPH, a Religious Poen), in Blank Verse, Historical, .Patriarchal, and Typical, with Notes. 1 • •' • - • • -By the Rev. CHARLES LUCAS, . • Curate of Avebury, Wilts. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and - jowls, Patiquilbster-row, LISBON M Lismom, Nov: 3.—Our artuy still tpntinnes in its old positions, so does. MAsstro. lie yesterday made a skew of attaCking us, but retired without ;:doing any thing. His position is nearly as strong as ours, so that neither party likes to attack, general FARHA'3 division of cavalry crossed the Tagus yes terday at this place for the Alenteijo, which will prevent small parties going,over, and ,be a great check on MAssPmA there. We. still hold Abraotes and Coimbra. Morellos has left 3000 men in Se , vile, and is gone to join VICTOR at 'Cadiz with 9000. 135z.t.41.3-renos has 4000 men near Seville. Prisoners have been exchanged here. .The gun-hoats still continue to do great f6at s at • Villa Franca. We now have two three-deckers, and two tWo-deckers, iii the Tagus. basetters and pri• loners 'conic in every 'aai,, Extraa of an Official Letter from Marshal General Lord to hiS Excellency Dpn N 1 out'. Fox] A 2 PAk . s AA , date! head-quarters, Pero Negro, Od. " MOST EXCELLI.NT The nietny . t:ontinu e t o occupy the. sine • •I • " : Lion, it' frcnt dear anny,which I mentioned to your I,:idellency in no former dispatch of the 20th inst. I neVertfieies't detached soilie troops to the side of Santarem, knciiiVing that General Lotsou on the 23d • • hAd Marched for the satne place;. with the division under his 'eCtnrnand; and it appears, accordin to in telligence received ?rani the commanding Officer at Al:ratites, under date of the. 24th inst. that an etteiny's cords infantry and cavalry ent ere d Thcinia'r . on that day., " All the int t ormation received from prisoners and dthserters, which have arrived at this army, concurs its enn'stantry relating the rniseri6 and (iitliculties • . • which the ene,triy suffer, in consequence of the great scarcity of Al kinds of prOVisions. EY t.t.iwy also State, that they were preparing tna -... terial's for the construction of a bridge over the Tagus ; but though we have a good view . . . Of that - rit=e? tr6rn different points of the position ' which this arMY OeCupies ietd Officers and other individnals employed on the left bank of , the river to otietve the nioveruentfoi the enemy, I liave not been able to ai'sc'Over the place where this construc tion is 'carrying ,on, „nor the part ot the river to which it is to be applied if it shoulid be completed: , " The enemy likewise apPcar very anxious to obtain or banstrl.l6l: boats, and with this view en deavoured on the 24th .inst. to dislodge a prirty of fiorn the post at ..c4Fimtkie,A., in order to po;session of soirtai , .boat•s that Were there, • bill they did not ineeced.: On the side of fiamalhal OleidA, the excur• , sion§ of the enemy's detachments are so confined atid cheeked, that lie, in fact, possee4es no ground . . in the 'country ex6ept that on whiCh his army is po'sted. ir By General SiLvErßA's last reports, dated the 17th inst. it appears that every thing remains quiet on the 'northern frontiers, nor had the said General rt:cei lied any intelligence 'of any troops having march ed into Castile. The flying parties have become more bold'. and enterprising, than they ever were, They fotmed a junction in tha environs of Vafladodid at the beginning of October, to the number of 1,500 men, in order to take a convoy of money and contributions which the enernY had levied in the country; they proved, however, unsuccessful in that enterprise. " I have the honour to remain *WI particular .consideration, " Your Excellertiey's • "Nostobedieiit servaßt, (Signed) WELLINGTQL" The Gibraltar Paper contains a letter from the Bri 7 tisti . Copstil at Algiers, announcing that the'Dt- 3 y'has declared the ports of Tunis in a state of blockade. Alte period for vseizing vessels which a6l hi violation -of it is, with a liberality that we could have scarce ly exerted from such a Power, ctended to three months. The Lieutenant-Governor of Gibraltar had issued .a Proclunation prohibiting all intercourse with Spain, in Consequence of the, appearance of a contagious fever oil board sum- vessels that arrived from Cart ha *The(subseCinent favourable medical reports in duced his Excellency to abate a little of.the rig o u r o f this prohibiti o n. Goorls from British vessels arriving Inimn th westward were permitte..l tq he landed. A maykot was also 'perriitted on the neutral ground, trom which th e -inhab;tvits and garrison' were sup plie.d with inch pioyt:nous tmv ipattiacds. - T • • !---- 7-7-4 :DIPERAJL 1)41:11,14.31-E.V1. H!; USE PIERS: tiff Nov. t 9. • The House again met this day, and was ntititer; ously attended at abouttalf past four. . Lords, IVLvoteltD and Taunt.oi,v took their oatht and t,reir seats:• • ,The Loau CHANCELLOR acquainted the Noose, .that kn obedience to their Lordships' ordcr he hail ad.. dressed a circular letter to the Members Of that House, requesting their attendance on tills (lay, to which letter h - c had received answers froth se veral Noble Lords, swing the reasons which would prevent their ,attendance, such as health, and business of an urgent nator,.. Among tht!se Loids, were the Earls of Clartiadott, the En! of Carlisle, A pause of some length then ensued; oCcasione r 4 as We suppose, by the absence of Lords Grey and Grenville, Who had not yet Lppeared. They sOOO , after, however, ca rne into the :lease, and the public" business was then immediately proceeded on. The LOll6 CHANCELLOR, about the, left the weal sack, and entered upon the communication which was expected by the House. He beeau by Observing that as the House was now so much More unmet - - oaNly attended than on the day of their first meet ing, he thought it would be'froper to repeat to their _ Lordships what be had Mated on that occasion:— Their Lordships had then me! contrary to expeda tion,as it was generally known that an order olCoun 7 . cil had been made otit for the further prorogation of Parlianient, from the 'Sit° the enth of Nov. From that Order it appeared, that it was his M:ijelty's will • and pleasure that Parliament should be further pro. rogued to the 2gth inst, and his Majesty had :c -corditigly issued his Royal Order that a Commission should be made out to .that effect. That Commis sion liesdrad ordered to be premed, and it was pre pared in-consequence. The--melancholy ocent - reties of his Majesty's ;!loess intervened, and prevented the obtaining for it the authority of the Sign Manual. Un der these circtonstaeces, which made it impossible for him to tender the Ceinmission for the Royal Sig nature, he conceived it to be his duty not to affix the Great Seal to the Cornuiissi m. In so dcring, he act ed to the best of his judgment; but whether he had tatted right or wrong, it'was-not for him to say—thAt he must leVr.! to toe I.Vhduill of their Lordships to. deter Mine. He had al.o on that occasion the p.onf u l task of eemmunicating tsa their Lordships the unfor tunate circeinsortiees which precluded the possi bility of obtninfog theSgn Manual, ant.! the Op t . of the Physicians who had beta called in to attend to his Majesty's disorder. Theta opittious theft wete, that the indisposition with whiab it had pleas ed Providence to visit W a.: created by the pressure of domes is Palic.Ton, whin had so - long weighed on his Majesty's spirits and paternal feelings; but that the most confident ho.pea wei, en - tertained by the Physicians of hi,. Majesty's speedy recovery; On these grounds it was, that alt akijourri ment for a fortnight, the *shortest period within iiichrby existing la ,s,s ; Parliament could etlied, - was proposed and assented to. He bad now a farthe r statement to make on the same head, and in being able to make it, he felt the utmost satisfictiao-- a • ~, atisfaziton, he was satisfied, all their Lordships' would most cordially participate in. The hopes wh4 : l l had first, been entertained and expressed by the Plie-•• sicians attending his Majesty, have, since the periol when he first had vie hooour of addressing the House' on this. painfulsobjeet, "been sttengthened and con- • firmed in a great degree.. Two'. moire Phpiciant hove been added since that tiose, and they . are now all unanim ous in the opinion that his Mi jestv's health continues in a progressive state of inf.L": provement, and - that-they entertain still more con fident hOpes -of his Majesty's -speedy and.perfed re- covery. When that may exactly take place, they .cannot take upon themselves:to say.•• Siteo de claratioo on their part, would' be wholly tre s,cn lly:int7otl s ) i i t T i: tible with that u nce r ta i nty. which theyS attaches, and attaches of necessity, to all prognos,- tics in Medical cases. Fie used the precise langtolge held by the physicians; that each Noble Lord might form his own opinion respeding. the gtounds open • which they made their declaration. Nor did they state this opinion upon a general view of the ca *e, but with strit r e f erence to hi s M a j esty ' s age, and o.) the former visitation of a similar complailit ; and iti this opinion again they were all unanimous. It was also to be observed, an observation which must aist, prove highly satista&ory .to ;their Lordships, th.a one of the physicians who had attended his Majesty on a former occasion, and who had come into •at-. tendance since their Lordships first met, has declared that he now. discovers the recurrence of. the leading symptom which on the former occasion convinced him of the approach of his Majesty's recovery. These- surely were strong and .most legitimat e grounds on which to build a confident hope of 'hi& -Maiesty's speedy and complete recovery. Such the conviaion of his mind; and'much as lie felt of affeetion, gratitude, and attachment to his Majesty' s royal person, yet that Convidion was not in the least warped or influenced by these emotions. It was as much 'acknowledged by his judgment, as it was prescribed by his duty. Under such impressions; arid with the prospect held out by such .hopes, he was at a loss to see what other measare:shoUid now be..proposed but a further adjousnment. The merle motives • Motives and reasons which induced •their Lordships ' to adopt that measure on theirlirst meeting, • now doubly authorised them to persevere in it, H e should, therefore, move that tine House do now ad- • journ tar fourteen days. The Rarl %hf. MoutA oath:oly coincided iii the. sect.